Drive Through Tuscany

A must-stop for Art-lovers, this palace is one of the most beautiful in Italy and offers breathtaking views inside and out. The Hall of Cupid and Psyche might be the most impressive fresco within the palace, or maybe the Hall of Giants. Either way, the frescos are well preserved and have so much detail that you'll want to spend at least 1 hour to really appreciate everything this palace has to offer.
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased upon arrival. Opening Hours: During the summer months (March-October)
Monday 1 pm – 7.30 pm Tuesday to Sunday 9 am – 7.30 pm
Rest of the year Monday 1 pm – 6.30 pm Tuesday to Sunday 9 am – 6.30 pm
Closed: Christmas day

Grab a bite to eat in the countryside of Tuscany's farmland. Try the yogurts that are made in-house and explore the beautiful sunflower maze in the summertime. There is a small shop where you can try local meats and cheeses and take them with you on the road.
Open: Monday-Saturday 9:00 AM-1:00 PM/ 3:30 PM-8:00 PM Closed: Sundays

Bring your cheese and meats that you bought from Cascina Maggi and enjoy a small picnic in front of these caves. There are plenty of spots where you can sit and enjoy the peace and quiet of being in nature. Known for being the most interesting travertine, a type of limestone, caves in Italy. There are several caves that you can explore the most beautiful one is the largest, which has a waterfall that comes from a natural spring nearby and lots of vegetation. It definitely reminds me of a scene from the lost boy's caves in the Peter Pan stories.
The caves are free to visit

Just a quick stop to stretch your legs and grab a cup of coffee and a small pastry before arriving to Florence.

A safe place to park your car while you go explore Florence on foot. It's about a 10-15 minute to the Duomo and all the great spots in the city.

This is an express visit and the most important thing you need to see is the Duomo. Being the capital city of Tuscany, there is so much to explore in Florence. To truly soak in everything the city has to offer, you need several days. But getting a little taste now will motivate you to come back another time.
Speak of this cathedral, also known as the Duomo of Florence is a sight that will take your breath away. The architecture alone will leave just staring at every corner and the sheer size of the place can be overwhelming at times. It's no wonder why so many people come from all over the world to see it. Enjoy the streets on your way there too, you'll understand the essence of the city in this little time.

Pick up a bit in a local shop on your way back to the car, you're going to want to curb your appetite and get ready for dinner.

It’s been said that this place is worth traveling to if you are a foodie. This Michelin star restaurant is an experience in itself. Using only the best ingredients, the chef has a new menu every day and you just need to choose the number of courses you want, creating a unique experience. The wine selection is remarkable and the staff is there to guide you throughout the night. It’s best to make reservations about 3 days in advance and you can do it directly on their website. Take the last reservation of the night at 9:15 PM to ensure a night that won't disappoint.
Link for reservations.

It's important to arrive as close to Elba Island as possible so that the next day, it's faster and easier to get onto the island. What was once a medieval castle, this hotel is stunning all around and provides a relaxing vibe that will allow you to recover with ease.